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Radical Collaboration

Cornell faculty are reaching across disciplines to tackle society’s most complex challenges and to make breakthrough discoveries. These radical collaborations—collisions of thoughts and perspectives from vastly different fields—lead to unexpected and unconventional solutions and deepen our thinking.

Andrew James ’26 (from left), Neil Morrison ’28, Natalia Kurz ’29 and Michael Neiss ’27 work on a prototype of their weed-killing robot ahead of The Farm Robotics Challenge, which they won on May 21.

Undergrads’ weed-killing robot wins top prize

Student, Indigenous partners use eDNA to aid biodiversity in Ecuador

Cornell researchers stand with an autonomous biosecurity system in a tomato greenhouse

Cornell Atkinson awards drive progress in tech, ag, sustainability


Inaugural Frontiers of AI Summit focuses on the foundational research behind AI’s rapid progress
New approach designs healthcare robots with, not for, the people who use them
Low-cost solution to parasite, poverty at risk from possible NSF cuts
From the Living Lab: Small biodigester to fuel research, extension
How ‘bacterial zombies’ play a role in immunity, evolution
Cornell Tech announces the 2026 Startup Awards and the Inaugural Frontiers of AI Summit

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